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| − | Thursday, January 23, 1834. | + | Thursday, January, 23, 1834. |
Remonstrance of the town of Dixfield, | Remonstrance of the town of Dixfield, | ||
" of the inhabitants of Chesterville, | " of the inhabitants of Chesterville, | ||
| − | " of Selectmen of New Portland, against the formation of a new | + | " of Selectmen of New Portland, against the formation of a new County, |
| − | Petition of the Selectmen of Calais for half shire town | + | Petition of the Selectmen of Calais for half shire town; severally read and referred to the Committee on Division & alteration of Counties, in concurrence. |
Remonstrance of Philo Lewis and others against the petition of A. Curtis and others for a Boom Corporation, | Remonstrance of Philo Lewis and others against the petition of A. Curtis and others for a Boom Corporation, | ||
| − | Petition of William Pike | + | Petition of William Pike & others for a Turnpike in Calais, |
| − | " of Nathaniel Merrill and others for authority to open a Canal to connect the Great and Little Sebago Ponds severally read and referred to the Committee on Turnpikes, Bridges | + | " of Nathaniel Merrill and others for authority to open a Canal to connect the Great and Little Sebago Ponds, severally read and referred to the Committee on Turnpikes, Bridges & Canals in concurrence. |
| − | Petition of David A. Gove and others to abolish the Court of Common Pleas, read and referred to the Committee that have the subject of Broad | + | Petition of David A. Gove and others to abolish the Court of Common Pleas, read and referred to the Committee that have the subject of Broad Rimmed Wheels under consideration in concurrence. |
| − | Remonstrance of James Stackpole | + | Remonstrance of James Stackpole and others against the petition of Greenlief White and others, read and referred to the Committee that have that subject under consideration, in concurrence. |
| − | The Committee on Literature and Literary Institutions, reported leave to withdraw on petitions of sundry inhabitants of | + | The Committee on Literature and Literary Institutions, reported leave to withdraw on petitions of sundry inhabitants of Otisfield to be incorporated into a Society to be called "Otisfield Library Society", read and accepted in concurrence. |
| − | The | + | The Committee on the Judiciary reported leave to withdraw on petition of inhabitants of Liberty, praying |
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Thursday, January, 23, 1834.
Remonstrance of the town of Dixfield, " of the inhabitants of Chesterville, " of Selectmen of New Portland, against the formation of a new County, Petition of the Selectmen of Calais for half shire town; severally read and referred to the Committee on Division & alteration of Counties, in concurrence.
Remonstrance of Philo Lewis and others against the petition of A. Curtis and others for a Boom Corporation, Petition of William Pike & others for a Turnpike in Calais, " of Nathaniel Merrill and others for authority to open a Canal to connect the Great and Little Sebago Ponds, severally read and referred to the Committee on Turnpikes, Bridges & Canals in concurrence.
Petition of David A. Gove and others to abolish the Court of Common Pleas, read and referred to the Committee that have the subject of Broad Rimmed Wheels under consideration in concurrence.
Remonstrance of James Stackpole and others against the petition of Greenlief White and others, read and referred to the Committee that have that subject under consideration, in concurrence.
The Committee on Literature and Literary Institutions, reported leave to withdraw on petitions of sundry inhabitants of Otisfield to be incorporated into a Society to be called "Otisfield Library Society", read and accepted in concurrence.
The Committee on the Judiciary reported leave to withdraw on petition of inhabitants of Liberty, praying